The gods

"The gods" is an all encompassing term for the civilized beings who lived on Terr before the Human Age. The gods were thought to have left earth for other heavenly bodies once fulfilling the wishes of Paladus nearly 3 million years before the Human Age.

The gods are directly involved in the lives of humanoids on Terr. There is not an emphasis on an afterlife, but an emphasis of validation and striving for happiness while alive on Terr.

Worship & Presence
Braesi religious documents brought over with the first settlers of Eyrsa states: "'Our gods are truly present, so they work out in the open. Our gods are truly great, their ego does not require our worship.'"This tenant of Braesi religion is mean to signify the falseness of Feral, Nautix and other gods.

Interaction
Braesi religious teachings state:"'If your gods are real let them answer you. Our gods answer every day, even the nonbelievers hear their voice.'"Humanoids who wish to communicate with the gods are able to do so in a secluded area where they acknowledge most prayers, questions and requests with audible or visual cues which are unmistakable to even would-be deneirs of dietic involvement.

For example, most Feral tribes to not worship the Braesi gods, but acknowledge their greatness. Those who still hold onto Feral tradition state that their gods work mysteriously, with an overarching plan in mind to produce an eventual heaven.

Godcities
Throughout all of Terr, there are old structural frameworks of cities known as godcities. These are made of unbreakable godsteel and nearly unbreakable godstone. Building dimensions suggest that if the gods lived in these cities millions of years before modern humanoids, they were more than likely around 25-40% larger than Braeso humans.

Paintings, Sculpture & other Art
The gods are suspected to have left behind various markings and works of art. Deitic images are etchings in godstone or godsteel which survived millions of years to be seen by modern humans. A famous deitic sculpture called the Gods' Idol is located where the Kingsriver and Vallosi River meet.